Gimv and Iris Capital sell stake in Human Inference
Gimv and Iris Capital have sold their share of Dutch data management solutions provider Human Inference to French trade buyer Neopost.
The exit will have a positive effect of €5.2m (€0.22 per share) on Gimv's €971.1m equity value as reported on 30 September 2012.
Trade buyer Neopost offers mailroom solutions for corporations and is listed on the NYSE Euronext in Paris (NYSE:NEO).
Gimv, Iris Capital and the company's management acquired a 72% stake in Human Inference from Prime Ventures in May 2007. Rabobank provided debt for the deal, which was estimated to be worth less than €25m.
Prime Technology Ventures had acquired the stake for €3.5m in December 2003, also with debt provided by Rabobank, supporting the firm's first management buyout.
Company
Human Inference is an Arnhem-based data management solutions provider for customer databases. Founded in 1986, the company offers its services to a broad client range, including ABN Amro, Center Parcs, ING and E-On.
People
Winfried van Holland is CEO of Human Inference. Denis Theiry is chairman and CEO of Neopost.
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